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  • 17; of communes, 347, 363, 494; papal, 469; of Edward III, 513; defeats of feudal armies, 488, 499, 514; French, 527-29, 623, 629, 636,
  • 639; Mongol, 550-51; Turkish, 554; Florentine, 590; imperial, 615 ; Swiss,
  • 621, 638; Spanish, 631; and see Knights, Mercenaries
  • Arnulf, Bishop of Metz, I93~94
  • Arnulf, King of the East Franks, 227, 261-62
  • Arras, 364, 366; Treaty of, 529
  • Art, and archæology, 4; geography and, 12; Roman, 62; classical, 423-24;
  • early Christian, 92, 112-13, 116; early medieval, 125-26; Scandinavian, 225; medieval, 324-25, 332, 339, 369, 397, 434, 474, 482, 515, 521; Renaissance, 576, 587, 591, 597-607, 613, 626, 634, 636; and see Architecture, Painting, Sculpture. Greek, Byzantine
  • Artevelde, Jacob van, 512-13, 521
  • Artevelde, Philip van, 524
  • Arthur, King, 406-07
  • Arthur, nephew of King John of England, 457
  • Arthurian romances, 406-07, 409, 415
  • Arti, 348; and see Gilds
  • Artillery, 623
  • Artisans, revolts of Flemish, 498-99, 524, 618; and see Gilds
  • Artois, 364, 488, 497, 501, 525, 616, 626, 634
  • Aryans, 10, 21, 42; and see Indo-Europeans
  • Asceticism, Neo-Platonic, 65; early Christian, 100, 109-12, 154; of St. Louis, 495; and see Monasticism
  • Asia and Asiatics, 15, 34, 55~56, 58-60, 71, 109, 114, 149, 151, 189-90, 216, 228, 233, 301, 309, 315, 548, 554, 610; Roman province of, 68; relations of western, to eastern Europe, 10-12, 22, 53, 55, 556; medieval penetration of, 393-94, 515, 550; and see Nomads
  • Asia Minor, 19-20, 23, 34, 60-61, 79, 86-87, 150, 177, 190, 309, 311, 313-
  • 18,320-21,324-25,357,405,554,556
  • Aspar, 86
  • Assemblies, popular or national, in the ancient city-state, 26; early German, 48; Roman, 60; Frankish, 194, 202; Bavarian, 264; Venetian, 343; in towns of southern France, 357; of Patrimony of St. Peter, 464; English, 479; medieval representative, 488-90; French, 511; German, 536; and see Cortes, Diet, Estates, Parliament
  • Asses, Feast of, 415
  • Assisi, 448-49
  • Assizes, 476

  • Assizes of Jerusalem, 319
  • Assonanced verse, 402
  • Assyria, 22
  • Astrology, 23, 69, 96-97, 102, 106, 183, 384, 387-88, 614
  • Astronomy, 23, 124, 189, 378-79, 386, 609, 611
  • Asturias, 273, 304
  • Ataulf, King of the West Goths, 81-82
  • Athanaric, 55
  • Athanasius, in
  • Athens, 36, 65, 79, 92, 134, 211, 380, 558; Duchy of, 466
  • Athletics, 25, 392, 592
  • Atlantic, 23, 118, 183, 188, 304-05, 608-09, 612, 633
  • Atomic theory, 22, 388
  • Attabi stuffs, 185
  • Attalus, Roman Emperor, 81-82
  • Attila, 84-85, 87, 117, 401
  • Aucassin et Nicolette, 409, 415
  • Augsburg, 369, 532
  • Augustine, St., Bishop of Hippo, 65, chap. vi, 154, 157, 298, 381, 416, 442
  • Augustine, St., Archbishop of Canterbury, 164
  • Augustinian Order and Rule, 96, 298, 451
  • Augustus, imperial title, 71, 208, 493
  • Augustus, Caesar, 28, 35, 98
  • Aurelian, Roman Emperor, 70, 72
  • Auricular confession, 440, 563
  • Ausculta fili charissime, 504
  • Austin canons, see Augustinian
  • Austrasia, 118, 166, 168, 179, 192-94, 261
  • Austria, 15, 307, 537-40, 542, 553, 568, 615-16, 621, 632, 638
  • Austria-Hungary, 40, 537
  • Authorities, trust in, 382-83, 385
  • Auvergne, 267, 272, 313, 375, 438, 492, 497, 5io
  • Avars, 58, 140, 150-51, 154, 199-200, 227-28; Avarian Mark, 203
  • Averroes, 385
  • Avicenna, 385
  • Avignon, 506, 541, 560-61, 566-67, 575
  • Avranches, 298
  • Azores Islands, 314
  • Azov, Sea of, 229, 550
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  • Baal, worship of, 64
  • Babylon, 20-22, 70, 103, 184, 336
  • Babylonia, 176-77
  • Babylonian Captivity, 560
  • Bacchus, 392
  • Bacon, Roger, 388-89, 451, 590